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U.S. & Britain advise Israel NOT to attack Iran
JERUSALEM — The U.S. and Britain have urged Israel not to attack Iran’s nuclear program and the White House’s national security adviser arrived in the region, reflecting growing international jitters that the Israelis are poised to strike. In their warnings … Continue reading
INFO-GRAPHIC: The 2011 EURO-ZONE CRISIS and the Competing Financial Interests over how to bail out Greece
Posted in Economics, News and politics, World / International Affairs
Tagged 2011, bail, Economic, economy, Euro, European Union, Greece, IMF, International Monetary Fund, out, zone
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TOP 10 Countries with the MOST Public Debt as % of GDP 2011 (YTD)
France is taking a crash course in global recession 101 as it struggles to maintain its prized AAA credit rating and help support the European Union’s interconnected banking system. So far, the Gallic government has yet to start writing checks … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, News and politics, Trends, World / International Affairs
Tagged BBC, European Union, France, Germany, Government debt, Greece, Gross domestic product, Ireland, Italy, Japan, PIGS, Portugal, Standard & Poor
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Preserve the US’s Strength as the World’s only Leading Superpower
The US spends almost as much on the military as the rest of the world combined. Preserving the US’s Strength as the World’s only Leading Superpower from Greg in SD on Vimeo. Protecting America Requires a Strong Defense and preserving … Continue reading
Consumer Attitudes About U.S. Economy Do Not Align With Rate of China’s Surge
Image via Wikipedia PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY – By 52% to 32%, Americans are more likely to name China than the United States as the leading economic power in the world today, with Japan a distant third at 7%. This is … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, News and politics, Technology & Science, Trends, World / International Affairs
Tagged Asia, China, Current Population Survey, Economic power, Economy of the People's Republic of China, Economy of the United States, European Union, Gross domestic product, Opinion poll, SAP AG, Stock market index future, The Gallup Organization, United States, World Affairs
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Forex @ DailyFX – US Dollar Continues to go Up, Up, and Up as Panic Grips the Market
The Dow Jones FXCM Dollar Index (ticker: USDollar) continues to rise early in the European session as euro weakness continues to dominate proceedings as contagion risks grips the market. The Eurogroup meeting later today is going to be closely watched by … Continue reading
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Tagged $, 2011, Business, dollar, Economic growth, Eurogroup, European Union, Foreign exchange market, Forex, Italy, market, panic, Portugal, trade, United States, United States Department of the Treasury, USD, value
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All of Japan’s Nuclear Reactors Could be Offline by Next Spring
An attempt by Japan’s government to reassure a skeptical public by ordering stress tests on all nuclear reactors backfired on Thursday, casting doubt over the first restart of reactors since a massive quake and tsunami in March triggered a radiation crisis. The announcement … Continue reading
Chinese Premier Wen Jiaobao vows to help stabilize the euro
China GUNG-HO About the Euro China is doing everything it can to support the euro currency. During last year’s European debt crisis, it started with verbally reiterating its commitment to buy euro-denominated debt. When things got really bad, it stepped … Continue reading
